10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ZIGZAGGERY»
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zigzaggery in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
zigzaggery and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Bubba and the
Zigzaggery Zombies: A Bubba Mystery
Zigzaggery zombies, fetid filmmakers, maternal madness, and cryptic casualties are all par for the course. What's a Bubba to do?Bubba and the Zigzaggery Zombies is book 5 in the Bubba series. Book 1 – Bubba and the Dead Woman.
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A Critical Examination of the Writings of Richard Cumberland ...
that by the nonsensical zigzaggery of the road, &c." (No. 4.) Are these the
phrases of a man distinguished for simplicity and harmony of style ? In the
following sentence the word tawdry is employed as synonimous with meretricious
; a sense ...
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The life of Richard Cumberland, esq: Embracing a critical ...
that by the nonsensical zigzaggery of the road, &c." (No. 4.) Are these the
phrases of a man distinguished for simplicity and harmony of style ? In the
following sentence the word tawdry is employed as synonimous with meretricious
; a sense ...
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A critical examination of the writings of Richard ...
that by the nonsensical zigzaggery of the road, &c." (No. 4.) Are these the
phrases of a man distinguished for simplicity and harmony of style ? In the
following sentence the word tawdry is employed as synonimous with meretricious
; a sense ...
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The Imperial Dictionary of the English Language: A Complete ...
Zigzaggery (zfg-zag'er-l), n. The quality of being zigzag; crookedness. ' The
zigzaggery of my father's approaches.' Sterne. [Rare.] Zigzaggy (zig'zag-i), a.
Having sharp and quick turns; zigzag. * The zigzaggy pattern by Saxons invented
.' /.' //.
John Ogilvie, Charles Annandale, 1883
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Journal of Biological Psychology; Or, Worm Runner's Digest
McClarity, how would you like to go on the road as a technical representative for
our Zigzaggery Division? McClarity: Well, I didn't do too well in sales, sir. I don't
know .... Willder: This wouldn't be sales. No, indeed. This is service! In this job ...
... a technical representative for our Zigzaggery Division? McClarity: Well, I didn't
do too well in sales, sir. I don't know .... Willder: This wouldn't be sales. No,
indeed. This is service! In this job, you'd visit writers — physicians, chemists,
biologists ...
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The British Essayists: The Observer
venerable tenants of the soil were rooted up, and a parcel of dotted clumps,
composed of trumpery shrubs, substituted in their places ; I was the more
disgusted, when I perceived that by the nonsensical zigzaggery of the road,
through which ...
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The man between: an international romance
If he manages to walk his shoes straight in the zigzaggery ways of the law, he will
be one of that grand breed called ' exceptions.' As for politics, I don't like them, far
from it. Your grandfather used to say they either found a man a rascal or made ...
Amelia Edith Huddleston Barr, 1906
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French Men, Women and Books: A Series of Nineteenth-century ...
After much zigzaggery on paper, his muse of the Ukraine fixes the date and place
of rendezvous. On July I 7, 1843, the muchtravelled Balzac reached St.
Petersburg. Much travelled he certainly was; perhaps no literary man of his
epoch had so ...
Matilda Betham-Edwards, 1911
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ZIGZAGGERY»
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The zigzaggery added to the hardness. Finally had to throw in the towel on "voicemail prompt", but it was an old one anyhoozle and was going to use it for ... «Wall Street Journal, Jan 15»
I survived Target's Missoni disaster
Later, sitting on my living room sofa surrounded by a kaleidoscope of black-and-white Missoni zigzaggery, I felt a little bit like I had eaten 15 cupcakes and ... «Salon, Sep 11»
Rio de Janeiro's Transit Solution: Cable Cars Over the Favelas
Simply getting from point A to point B requires a sub-alphabet of zigzaggery up stairs, over switchbacks, and through alleyways that can be just a few feet wide. «Wired News, Feb 11»
